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New Moon, Opening Night
FAIRCHILD CINEMAS, PASCO - Fans lined up outside of the theatres since 11AM the day before.
Jordan Steele takes us to the opening night of the Twilight Saga and gets people's reactions. More
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Felon Drives Cop Into Yakima Fence and Yard
Al crash sent two to the hospital Thursday night, including a Yakima cop. More
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A former Yakima Graduate is Gunned Down and Murdered in Las Vegas
A former Davis High school student has been shot and killed in Las Vegas. He had just returned home after his shift as a Las Vegas Police Officer, when he was gunned down in his garage. More
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Text Offenders: Law Not Calling Drivers to Get Off Phones
You've heard about the dangers of drinking and driving, but what about texting and driving. The law changed in 2008 making it illegal to drive and talk on a cell phone without a hands free device. But the fines and potential accidents aren't stopping many in Yakima from becoming Text offenders. Action News went out to find why people are still doing something they know could kill them.
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Pay Up Or Push On
Paying to park. The Committee for Downtown Yakima is managing the parking lots in the downtown core. The new boss is bringing new rules. Action News has details on how it will affect your bank account. More
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Thanks Giving In Wine Country
BARNARD GRIFFIN WINERY, RICHLAND - Family coming to town for Thanksgiving? Run out of things for them to do while they are here? Go and enjoy some wineries!
Jordan Steele is telling us about the Yakima Valley Wine Association tradition, "Thanksgiving in Wine Country." More
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Grant To Sheriff Office Will Fight Gangs From Different Angle
More money won't mean more deputies on patrol for the Yakima Sheriff's Office. And that's exactly how they want it. More
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Will It Work--Bumpits
Ladies...should you stick to the old tried and true method of getting that bumped up hairdo...or should you try out Bumpits? Click the video icon to see if Bumpits are a "Get It" or a "Forget It". More
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What Will the West Valley Look Like in 20 years?
New roads, zoning, bike and walking paths and more are all heading to the West Valley. Wednesday night people took a look at what might be ahead for that part of Yakima county in the next 20 years. More
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BPA Levels in Food
7 billion pounds of the chemical BPA are produced every year and used in all sorts of products. Things like clear plastic bottles and food-can liners. Studies show BPA can cause cancer, diabetes, and heart disease, but there aren't any federal restrictions yet on BPA in food packaging. Consumer Reports says a ban is necessary. More
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Fewer Delinquent Power Bills in Yakima
YAKIMA -- In a time when hundreds of people fall behind on paying their power bills, payment plans are becoming more popular.
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Court Budget Cutting Defenses
It's your constitutional right, but will budget cuts in Yakima prevent you from getting what you deserve? Public Defenders will have to be let go, and the budget for criminal defense slashed. Action News found out it will have an impact on you, and some of the dangerous criminals Yakima prosecutes. More
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Gangs in Yakima Part 3
YAKIMA -- Little old Yakima has a big problem.
And anyone trying to solve it will tell you it is here to stay.
The good news is Yakima's gang problem hasn't grown much over the last few years.
The bad news, the membership is younger, less predictable and more violent than ever before.
Tonight in my final look into Yakima gangs, a look ahead.
How do we gain the upper hand over a culture that lives for the moment, lives for the motto; smile now, cry later.
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Census Jobs Coming to Yakima County
The Eastern Washington 2010 Census Office is offering something that Yakima desperately needs right now, jobs. More
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HIB Booster Vaccine Available Again
A shortage on the H-I-B vaccine last fall had a lot of parents worried about their toddler's health. The meningitis booster is available again. But some of those kids who missed it the first time, may never get it. More
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Holiday Shipping
UNITED STATES POST SERVICE - Getting those gifts to your family can be a bit of a hassle.
Especially if you get it there a little late. Jordan Steele takes us to the USPS and tells us when to get our stuff in the mail. More
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Man Honored for Saving Life
One man is honored for saving another man's life. More
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Yakima City Council Makes Some Budget Decisions
It was Yakima's first and only chance to speak out about the 2010 city budget. Action News was at Tuesday night's meeting and has a re-cap of the council's decisions so far. More
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Best Coffee Makers
You might be cutting back on starbucks by making your own cup of joe, but how much do you need to spend on a coffee maker to get that same great taste? Consumer reports tested more than 50.
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Heartburn Pills
You've probably seen those commercials for the magical purple pill. It's supposed to cure heartburn. But those pills can cost you. Consumer reports looked into other ways to cure that heartburn and save your money. More
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Costly Car Repairs
Trying to save money these days, you might be tempted to to ignore that check engine light or those noises under your car hood. But that could end up costing you thousands. Consumer reports has some common car checkups that can save you hundreds. More
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Cheap vs. Pricey Spices
Herbs and spices can add that flavor you need in your meals. But some of them can be pretty pricey. Consumer Reports tested less expensive spices to see if price really matters when it comes to taste. More
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Cutting Down on Pet Costs
Pets can cost lots of money. In their first year, cat owners spend an average of $1,000. Consumer Reports found ways to save on pet expenses. More
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Paper Towels That Are Worth Your Money
You might feel like you go through some brands of paper towels faster than others. Consumer reports tested the quality and strength of paper towels and found the ones that are worth your money.
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Workers Divert Naches River
NILE VALLEY -- Six weeks after one of the biggest landslides in recent history, state officials have successfully diverted the Naches River, More
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Thieves Target Construction Sites
YAKIMA -- As the job market continues to slow, construction workers have another concern. More
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Uninsured Drivers: Costly and Tough To Prevent
It doesn't matter how safely you drive, it could still happen to you. If an uninsured driver rams into you, guess who could be left footing the bill? It's a growing problem in Yakima and it's costing all of us. Worse yet, it's a problem that's tough to solve.
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Gangs in Yakima Part 2
YAKIMA -- Theater masks; symbolizing the belief that we should smile now and worry about the tears later.
It's the reckless attitude that motivates every street gang in Yakima. I've shown you first hand what has become an almost nightly routine of guns, drugs and violence.
Now I look into what is unquestionably the single most important tool in controlling gang violence.
And one that's being deployed here to keep others away from that Smile Now/Cry Later culture of Gangs in Yakima.
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